Churchill urges Canada to foster peace for world era
The Canadian Club talk by Winston Churchill calls for a long period of world peace as essential for Britain and the Empire to rebuild after war debts. He notes Britain’s progress and warns against isolation, urging Canadians to nurture friendship, study international issues, and oppose walls of division while promoting goodwill.
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Russia
China
Palestine
The
Hague
Regina
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Mr. Churchill
Canada
Air Mail Routes Set to Bolivia and Chile
Post office department announces completed air mail arrangements for Ottawa. Mail from Canada to Bolivia will travel via Canadian and U S services to Cristobal and then Mollendo Peru by train. Chilean mail goes from Cristobal to Santiago by air at 55 cents per ounce to Bolivia and 70 cents to Chile.
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Bolivia
Chile
Post Office Department
Ottawa
United States
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Mollendo
Peru
Santiago
Canada
Sheep industry growth noted in Western Canada report
The Department of Agriculture says the sheep industry is developing in Western Canada especially British Columbia. Last fall Alberta buyers shipped over 10,000 ewe stock to interior British Columbia points. In 1928 range stock demand outstripped supply and similar demand is forecast this year.
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Canada
British Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Alberta
Science Supplanting Nature in the Modern Age
A past British expedition in British Guiana watched a bird shred a plant thought useless to build its nest. In Essex and Sussex vast tracts grow the new cotton plants yielding artificial cotton at eight cents a pound cheaper. Scientists convert sawdust to sugar, coal to diamonds, and aim to extract plastics, fuels, and artificial silk from peanut shells, signaling a future where nature is not sole supplier.
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British Guiana
Essex
Sussex
Engand
Shows Big Increase in Mewies Keeetased
Fragmented OCR text shows a big increase referenced with garbled phrases and missing context. Readers should refer to the original page for exact figures and event details.
Nickel Copper Find Near Ontario Manitoba Boundary
A promising nickel copper discovery near the Ontario Manitoba boundary at Tagoif shows assays of 20 percent copper 1 percent nickel and about three dollars per ton in gold. The body extends about 600 feet wide with mineral outcrops six miles east and further assay work is underway.
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Tagoif
Ontario-Manitote
Ingolt
Mies Jong
Stout
Manitoba
Fight to be well with Dr Williams Pink Pills
An ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills to treat anaemia described as weak watery blood and facial pallor. It claims quick, broad health benefits and cites Mrs Elizabeth Evans of Amherst Nova Scotia and her son’s relief from St Vitus Dance. Available from Brockville Ontario by mail or druggist at 50 cents a box.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Court Rules Dust Under Floor Belongs to Tenant in Hungary
The Hungarian Supreme Court ruled that while the apartment car is property of the landlord, the dust beneath is owned by the tenant. The case involved Frau Sinon Sichelmann whose husband was a goldsmith, with gold dust accumulated over fifteen years. The dust, valued at 2500, was pursued after the widow began a strengthening enterprise. nine pounds have already been recovered.
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Supreme Court of Hungary
Frau Sinon Sichelmann
Six Tip Scale At Pound Upper Sehlesian Berries
An immense new varnery or strawerry named Upper Sehlesian yields six plump berries per pound. The Vierlaenden farmers near Hamburg praise the rosy fruit with appetizing flavor. The Elbe region is famed for preserving traditional fruits and vegetables. Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy offers rapid relief by easing breathing and aiding sleep. Obtain the genuine product at a local druggist.
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Vierluenden
Hamburg
Vierlaenden
Elbe
Not necessarily a bigamist in headlines claimed
Mrs Hinty questions the paper's headlines while Mr FL warns against assuming motives. A light exchange hints at anxieties about wealth and future success as a boy is urged to earn more than he takes. The fragment suggests social concerns rather than a clear event.
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Mrs. Hinty
Mr. FL
Decline in Canadian Immigrants to U S Aligned by Rising Canadian Emigration
Data from the Bureau of Immigration Washington shows Canadians reducing emigration to the United States in the period to June 30 1929 with 29 447 entering and 64 444 for the year. Meanwhile United States citizens are increasingly moving to Canada with 30 706 in 1929, a 30 percent rise from 1928.
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Canada
United States
Bureau of Immigration
Washington
Irish Free State
Mexico
Dominion
Dessert Recipe with Milk Custard and Meringue
A dessert method combines brown sugar butter and flour with egg yolks and salt to create a milk custard. Vanilla is added, cooled, and poured into a baked pastry shell. A meringue from egg whites and sugar tops it and browns slowly in a low oven.
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Borden's St
A Power Of Its Own Liniment Promises Versatile Relief
Dr Thomas Eelectric Oil touted as a subtle, valuable liniment with innumerable uses for both man and beast. The ad claims it has long been prized as the ending liniment and emphasizes its trusted status among users.
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Thomas
Names Through History in a Chinese Capital
The passage traces how a single city acquired multiple names over a thousand years. It describes rulers from Tartar invaders to Kublai Khan, and the shifts from Manking to Yen-Shan-Fu, Chung-tu, Yenking, Ta-tu, Cambalue, Peking, and finally Peiping meaning northern peace.
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Manking
Yen-Shan-Fu
Chung-tu
Kublai Khan
Yenking
Ta-tu
Cambalue
Peking
Peiping
Faster cars and safety innovations debated
Discussion notes that cars could reach 100 miles per hour on level ground and suggests prioritizing front bumper safety, crash absorption, and passenger protection as speeds improve. The author argues safety must be considered once high speed is achieved.
Inventor of Gramophone Berliner Dies in Washington
Berner Berliner, credited as inventor of the gramophone and the first disc record talking machine, died at 79 in Washington DC after a career spanning Germany to the United States. Arriving in 1870 he worked in sales, moved to DC in 1877, and later devised the loose contact transmitter and disc record groove. He received the John Scott medal and Franklin Institute honors for his gramophone. He also helped set milk standards in 1900 and later advised on helicopter concepts with his son Henry.
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Emue Beruner
Washington, D.C
Berliner
Germany
Milwaukee
Washington
Bell and Watson
Boston
John Scott
Flett Cresson
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Henry
First Grain Shipment Over the H B Road Heads to Europe
H B Road grain report to Fort Churchill indicates the first shipment of grain on the Hudson Bay Railway is en route via the Ungava. The one ton of packets aims to advertise the route to Great Britain and depart for Europe in early September. A reporter covered a fashionable dance noting a standout dancer with a towering, jumbo- worthy form.
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H. A. Dickson
Canadian National Railways
Fort Churchill
Hudson. Bay
League of Nations Tackles Wide Range of Duties
The League handles broad issues from disarmament to counterfeit coin prevention and criminal discouragement. It also considers young female performers and related establishments, with strong credit to its stat and subsidiary committees. Miller's Worm Powders are praised for quiet effective deworming without stomach distress.
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League of Nations
League
Modern Strongman Axson Brown Rocks Britain
A British strongman known as Axson Brown claims the title of Britain s strong man. He allowed motor cars to roll over his chest and once a wheel passed over his throat without serious injury. He can pull motor coaches filled with people weighing over three tons with his teeth.
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Axson Brown
Britain
Driverless car exhibit showcases radio-controlled sy
A driverless motor car controlled by radio has recently been exhibited, highlighting early autonomous vehicle concepts and remote control technology.
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